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No. 19 of the 200 largest U.S. cities · population 740,613 (2025 estimate)
Elitch Gardens is a combination theme and water park in the heart of Denver, made for a day of rides and slides. The Party Place package includes two hours in a private party area with karaoke, music and games, a dedicated party host, meal and snack vouchers, and all-day park admission for every guest. Great for thrill-seeking kids and teens.
Downtown Aquarium Denver houses more than 500 species in over a million gallons of underwater exhibits. Mermaid and Pirate parties include an exhibit tour with a birthday host, stingray feeding, an hour in Sharkeys Fun Zone, a meal, drink and goodie box for each child, and a themed cake. Packages cover ages 1 to 12, plus toddler and teen options.
Denver Botanic Gardens hosts Picnic and Play birthday parties in Mordecai Children's Garden, where kids play, discover and explore nature. The Gardens provides 90 minutes in a classroom, decorations, setup and cleanup, compostable paper goods, a scavenger hunt, and a potted plant and seed packets for each child, so families just bring food. Recommended for ages 2 to 10.
Bounce and dodge at Sky Zone Arvada, an indoor trampoline park with freestyle jumping, dodgeball and SkySlam basketball. Every party runs two hours with jump time on all trampolines and attractions, a party space, pizza and drinks, SkySocks for each guest, and a host who sets up, serves food and cleans up. All ages are welcome, especially high-energy kids.
Urban Air Westminster is an indoor adventure park with trampolines, the Sky Rider zipline, a Warrior Course, laser tag and bumper cars. Its Unlimited Play party covers 10 guests with tickets, socks and bottled water, two hours at a private table with a shared host, setup and cleanup, and a birthday T-shirt. A Kid's Area serves ages 7 and under.
Escapology Denver runs always-private, fully themed escape rooms where teams find hidden clues, crack codes and solve puzzles in 60 minutes. Birthday parties last two hours, one to play and one to party, and pizza, soda and cake can be added. Kids Mode supports players ages 7 to 14, and parties suit school-age kids, teens and adults.
Ceramics in the City is a paint-your-own pottery studio on East Colfax, with clay and pottery wheel classes too. Kids parties run 90 minutes with themed packages like Fairytales and Party Animals, and a studio team member sets up, facilitates and cleans up. Parties are for kids 7 and up, and pieces come back glazed and fired.
Hammond's Candies has been making candy in Denver since 1920, from lollipops to candy canes. The Ultimate Candy Experience party includes two hours in a private party room, candy making for each child, a private factory tour with a party host, a pizza lunch with ice cream, and gift bags of Hammond's candies. A sweet pick for candy-loving kids.
Escape The Room Denver has five themed escape rooms inside Southwest Plaza in Littleton, from The Theater for younger kids to Outbreak for competitive adults. Birthday groups get a 60-minute game with a dedicated game master, unlimited hints and a group photo, and a party room can be booked on site. Packages cover kids 8 to 12, teens and adults.
K1 Speed Denver in Littleton is an indoor electric go-kart track with an arcade and the Paddock Lounge restaurant. Junior Mini Grand Prix parties include two private 12-lap races, a podium ceremony with medals, an hour of reserved seating with a pizza or slider buffet, and an arcade card per racer. Junior drivers must be at least 48 inches tall.